KUROBARA 100% Pure Tsubaki Japanese Knife Maintenance Camellia Oil (3.4 oz)

Great oil for small tool like pliers as well as knifes/blades. A single drop goes a long way. The price might seem high but this bottle will last a long time if used properly. The cap keeper is a nice touch. Please note, there is a proper plastic plug that needs to be removed before use, be careful, use a fingernail to remove it while holding it firmly with paper towels. If you spill this stuff on your floor, you’re going to have a bad day.

I use this on my straight edge razors for storing. It has been flawless

I'm excited to find out how well this oil protects my expensive Damascus steel blades. Goes on easy, no scent, I think it's highly recommended.

Great for Japanese blue steel, woodworking /carving tools, and general knife maintenance, this tea seed oil is non-toxic, safe around food and can be used as a mild moisturizer. A little goes a long way in coating blade steel. The oil is quite viscous and slick; it’s easy to use but will get all over everything if you’re not careful… not the end of the world as it makes an excellent hand moisturizer. Comes in a dropper container that helps dispense in controlled amounts; I would suggest keeping the inner bottle seal cap for storage in the fridge unless you use the oil a lot. Kurobara oil can be found in spray bottles too but this dispenser makes for less mess and waste.

A traditional Japanese oil for preserving the steel from rusting. “Made in Japan” from original sources, this oil will help my HigoNoKami pocket knife stay beautiful and protected from the ravages of rust caused by moisture. A drop on both sides rubbed in with a soft cloth and put away for storage helps keep the blade like new. Anyone that desires Japanese cutlery/steel needs this oil.

I wish I discovered this sooner. It's amazing to have a way to protect my tools from rust that isn't toxic or smelly. I've also made paste wax with it by combining it with melted paraffin wax.

First time using this oil. Looks to be good quality. Easy to apply, but not easily absorbed onto metal. Had to work a bit to get the right consistency. Good supply. Recommend this item.

This oil is a great value. It is light and only takes a very small amount. It gives the blade good protection and doesn’t leave a sticky residue.

I like this product, but I don’t love it. It’s not as good as the one I normally used, but could not find. I find it leaves a bit of a greasy residue behind which I less than appreciate. Normally I wash my very thick, long and normally unruly hair once a week due to how much work it is- it’s serious effort- but when I use this, I must wash my hair every 3 days at most as my hair becomes oily and greasy with it. I find it tangles more when I use this, and it is harder to keep the style. I would not buy again. It does provide great shine and it also does help frizz, but to what end?

L'olio si presenta così come descritto neutro setoso senza odore protegge perfettamente la lama.

Cette huile de camélia japonaise (Tsubaki) de Korin est vraiment top pour l’entretien des lames en acier carbone. Inodore, non collante et non desséchante, elle protège parfaitement contre la rouille sans laisser de résidu désagréable. Quelques gouttes sur un chiffon doux suffisent pour enduire la lame. Mes Katanas restent impeccables Qualité authentique Made in Japan. Je recommande fortement

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Not cheap but brilliant, light, plant-based oil for looking after your knife blades and lubing any joints, especially on wooden-handled, folding knives like Opinels. It is especially good for knives you use with food, where mineral oils might not be a great idea and it looks after carbon steel blades really well.